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Free Cabin Baggage Allowance

Class of Travel

Quantity

Maximum Weight

Dimensions

Business

2 pieces

8 kg (each piece)

55x40x23 cm

Comfort Class

1 piece

8 kg

55x40x23 cm

Economy Class

1 piece

8 kg

55x40x23 cm

Infant Passengers (Aged between 0-2)

1 pieces

8 kg

55x40x23 cm

Suit covers (114x60x11 cm) shall be considered as cabin baggage.

Duty-free products shall be excluded from the implementation of cabin baggage carriage regulations.

Regardless of flight classes and card statuses, the items specified below are considered as "personal items", and will be carried free of charge, provided to be only one (1) piece.

Personal Items

Symbol

Male/Female purses,

Small video camera or camera,

Bag-type strollers,

Tablet, laptop,

Umbrella (except for those with sharp tip).

In the event that the dimensions and/or weights of personal items reach to the cabin baggage limits, they will be considered as cabin baggage.

If the bag-type strollers cannot be placed under the seats or inside the overhead bins and/or they cannot be tied to the seats safely; they will be taken to the cargo deck without claiming any charge

Cabin baggage control is carried out at check-in and/or boarding.

In the event that the weight of the cabin baggage exceeds the limits during the weight check, performed as accompanied by the passenger; the passenger is required to pay excess baggage fee for the extra weight (weight of cabin baggage - 8 kg).

In the event that the weight of the cabin baggage is appropriate to be considered as cabin baggage, however, the dimension of the same exceeds the limits; then the passenger is required to pay excess baggage fee for the whole weight.

Passengers, who have completed online/mobile/kiosk check-in (who have not applied to the check-in counter), will be checked for cabin baggage during the boarding process. Therefore we kindly ask our passengers to present her/his online/mobile/kiosk check-in documents.

Carrying Liquids in Cabin Baggage

In accordance with aviation rules all liquids, jels, aerosols and similar substances are subject to restrictions.

Conditions:

Each liquid container carried in cabin baggage must contain no more than 100ml.

At the last security checkpoint you must take the sealed bag containing your liquids out of your bag and pass it through the x-ray machine separately.

Exceptions:

Medicines (on the condition that a prescription made out to the passenger by name or a health report/document stating that the passenger must use the medicine is produced, and that the medicine is in its original packaging), and

Baby foods (on the condition that the baby is travelling on the flight and only the amount required for the duration of the journey is taken on board) may be carried in cabin baggage

At the control point security personnel may require that you document your exceptional circumstance and/or taste yourmedicine/baby food/liquid.

(3) Objects with a sharp point or sharp edge – objects with a sharp point of sharp edge capable of being used to cause serious injury, including:

items designed for chopping, such as axes, hatchets and cleavers

ice axes and ice picks

razor blades

box cutters

knives with blades of more than 6 cm

scissors with blades of more than 6 cm as measured from the fulcrum

martial arts equipment with a sharp point or sharp edge

swords and sabres

(4) Workmen's tools – tools capable of being used either to cause seriousinjury or to threaten the safety of aircraft, including:

crowbars

drills and drill bits, including cordless portable power drills

tools with a blade or a shaft of more than 6 cm capable of use as a

weapon, such as screwdrivers and chisels

saws, including cordless portable power saws

blowtorches

bolt guns and nail guns

(5) Blunt instruments – objects capable of being used to cause serious injury when used to hit, including:

baseball and softball bats

clubs and batons, such as billy clubs, blackjacks and night sticks

martial arts equipment

(6) explosives and incendiary substances and devices – explosives and incendiary substances and devices capable, or appearing capable, of being used to cause serious injury or to pose a threat to the safety of aircraft, including:

ammunition

blasting caps

detonators and fuses

Replica or imitation explosive devices

mines, grenades and other explosive military stores

fireworks and other pyrotechnics

smoke-generating canisters and smoke-generating cartridges

Carrying Liquids Purchased at Duty-Free Stores in Cabin Baggage

Liquids bought at duty-free stores must be carried in their special, sealed bags with their receipts.

Please do not open the sealed bags until after you have reached the final destination point of your journey. Otherwise their contents may be confiscated at security control points.

On connecting flights from within the European Union or the USA, duty-free products purchased at the original point of departure (in excess of 100ml) will not be accepted as cabin baggage, even in their sealed bags.

Refusal of Cabin Baggage

Carriers reserve the right to refuse cabin baggage in the event that,

It is liable to cause damage to property or persons,

It is liable to be damaged in the course of the flight,

It is inappropriately packaged,

Its carriage will constitute a crime under the laws of states of departure, arrival or overflight.

It is not fit to be transported by air for reasons of weight, dimensions or composition,

It cannot be stowed in overhead lockers or under the seat in front and/or it cannot be strapped securely into a seat.

Liability

Carrier isn’t in charge of damage for unregistered baggage if the damage doesn’t occur as a result of carrier’s neglect. If a passenger has concurrent negligence, carrier’s reponsibility is subject to legislation provisions related to concurrent negligence.